Sentence examples for idea of regime from inspiring English sources

European leaders, especially the Germans, have been openly canvassing the idea of "regime change" in Athens.

Fundamentally, though, China is unnerved most of all by the idea of regime change, because it wonders if it might someday be on the receiving end.

"The United States should put away this idea of regime change, or the language of threat to Iran," Mr. Larijani said.

Now that the White House has embraced the idea of regime change in Iraq and other rogue nations, the Cambodia hawks are getting a hearing, and the C.F.F.

The Europeans want him to renounce the idea of "regime change" when it comes to Iran, while the Israelis want to be sure he does not give Iran a pass when it comes to nuclear weapons.

Although Vladimir Putin, Russia's incoming president, dislikes Mr Lukashenka, he is even less keen on the idea of regime change in Belarus and the intrusion of the EU into Russia's back yard.In November Russia rescued Belarus's crippled economy with a generous package, as part of Mr Putin's grand plan for a Eurasian Union that will also include Kazakhstan.

"We welcome the idea of a regime change.

The President internalized the idea of making regime change in Iraq a priority.

Many there have lost so much that the idea of the regime remaining in place, even in a transitional power-sharing format, is abhorrent.

The reality, he argues, is that "the majority of Iranians appear to support at least the idea of the regime, which has struck deep institutional and cultural roots".

His dissent could no longer be silenced, he wrote in his letter to President Hassan Rouhani, a former colleague, and he declared, "We must stand up against the idea of a regime with one single voice, made so through monopolizing an unaccountable power".